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Explore published articles mentioning Wu Peifu, with excerpts and translations.
9 newspaper pages · Mentions in translations and summaries
A fragmentary column of military news described a besieged city opening its gates and Northern soldiers laying down their arms, and listed headquarters business, including a telegram from Wu Peifu and orders on garrison officials.
Read this newspaper →A Beijing telegram said Wu Peifu, short of pay and arms, had for the first time sent an envoy through Tianjin to ask Fengtian for troops, following a fragmentary lament over refugees stranded in Hankou.
Read this newspaper →Wu Peifu claimed sufficient manpower and requested a naval attack on Guangdong, while a separate proposal would put Li Jinglin in command of reinforcements for Hubei.
Read this newspaper →The reviewed headings report Jin Yunpeng’s declaration concerning an armistice and peace talks and the departure from Beijing of leading Wu Peifu supporters.
Read this newspaper →One foregrounds the strength of the Northern Expedition army and describes Wu Peifu as fleeing for his life; another announces the occupation of Nanchang.
Read this newspaper →Sun has resolved to cooperate with Wu Peifu and Zhou Yinren in a thorough campaign against the Reds.
Read this newspaper →With Britain’s naval action at Canton and the incident between British sailors and Wu Peifu’s troops, war in the Pacific has virtually begun!
Read this newspaper →Wu Peifu’s reply to Fengtian and Nanjing
Read this newspaper →Wu Peifu is reported to be securing his rear after retreating to Xiaogan.
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